{100}{}{You see a functional computer.}
{101}{}{You see the EPA's botany terminal.}

{200}{}{Welcome to the EPA's botany terminal. Please select one of the following options.}
{201}{}{Access information database.}
{202}{}{Access seed storage.}
{203}{}{Log off.}


{210}{}{There are currently two databases available for viewing. Please make your choice below.}
{211}{}{Access file on crop rotation.}
{212}{}{Access file on botany.}
{213}{}{Access file on animal and biological testing.}
{214}{}{Back.}

{220}{}{Crop rotation avoids a decrease in soil fertility, as growing the same crop repeatedly in the same place
 eventually depletes the soil of various nutrients. A crop that leaches the soil of one kind of nutrient is followed
 during the next growing season by a dissimilar crop that returns that nutrient to the soil or draws a different ratio
 of nutrients.}
{221}{}{[MORE]}
{222}{}{Crop rotation is also used to control pests and diseases that can become established in the soil over time.
 Plants within the same family tend to have similar pests and pathogens. By regularly changing the planting location,
 the pest cycles can be broken or limited.}
{223}{}{Back}

{230}{}{Botany is the scientific study of plant life. As with other life forms in biology, plant life can be studied
 from different perspectives, from the molecular all the way up to individual plants themselves. A good understanding of
 plants is crucial to our future as it allows us to:

 -Produce food to feed an expanding population.
 -Understand fundamental life processes.
 -Produce medicine and materials to treat diseases and other ailments.
 -Understand environmental changes more clearly.

  The rest of the information appears to be various charts, graphs, and pictures of cross sections of plants.}
  
{231}{}{Download information to a holodisk.}
{232}{}{Back}

{240}{}{This facility has been the site of various experiments on various animal and plant life forms. Extensive testing has been
 done on the a plant-like life form known as a spore plant and some animal-like creatures known as Centaurs, Floaters, and Radscorpions.}
{241}{}{Read about plant experiments.}
{242}{}{Read about Spore Plants.}
{243}{}{Read about Centuars and Floaters.}
{244}{}{Read about Radscorpions.}

{250}{}{Various experiments have been conducted to grow new plant life. Several of these attempts have been successful
 and can now be seen growing in a healthy state in the arboretum. Storage tanks currently indicate seed samples are still available for further testing.}
{251}{}{A spore plant is a mutated form of some Venus-fly-trap-like plant. Additional testing has shown the plant is quite
 aggressive and has two forms of attacking. One is a spore which it spits at its enemies. The other form is a bite with its thorned maw.
 Great caution is suggested when handling and working with these life forms.}
{252}{}{After extensive testing, Centaurs appear to be the by-product of the Forced Evolutionary Virus. They seem to be
 a mixture of dog, cat, brahmin, and other animals. FEV isn't the only cause of the mutation, however, as radiation also
 appears to have played a role. They seem to prefer living in a heavy radiated environment and as such they radiate everything around them.}
{253}{}{[MORE]}
{254}{}{The origin and etymology of Floaters are unknown but they are thought to be related to the Centaurs with which they are often found.
 They too appear to be the result of FEV. Additional testing has shown them to be completely immune to electrical damage.}
{255}{}{Radscorpions are an extremely large version of the North American Emperor scorpion, mutated by radiation.
 Contrary to initial expectations, their poison grew more potent, not diluted. They are nocturnal and sensitive to light.
 Further testing has shown that samples of poison from their tails can be used to make antidotes.}
{256}{}{Back}
{257}{}{Various experiments have been conducted to grow new plant life. Several of these attempts have been successful
 and can now be seen growing in a healthy state in the arboretum. Storage tanks currently indicate there are no more seed samples available for further testing.}


{260}{}{Current EPA storage containers report there are seeds remaining in Storage Tanks One and Two.}
{261}{}{Current EPA storage containers report there are seeds remaining in Storage Tank Two.}
{262}{}{Current EPA storage containers report there are seeds remaining in Storage Tank One.}
{263}{}{Current EPA storage containers report there are no more seeds remaining in any of the Storage Tanks.}
{264}{}{Access Storage Tank One.}
{265}{}{Access Storage Tank Two.}
{266}{}{Back}

{270}{}{Storage Tank One reports 5 remaining packets from the U.S. Food Enhancement Program. Seeds from corn plants were genetically modified
 to be immune to disease and insect infestation.}
{271}{}{Storage Tank Two reports 2 remaining seed packets, each of similar or different families. No research has been conducted and the outcome of seed germination is unknown.}
{273}{}{Retrieve seeds.}

{280}{}{Collecting seed samples...Successfully collected 5 packets of genetically modified corn seeds. Depositing packets to collection container...Success...
 Closing storage container...Success.}
{281}{}{Collecting seed samples...Successfully collected 2 packets of unknown seeds. Depositing packets to collection container...Success...
 Closing storage container...Success.}

{290}{}{Downloading Botany database to a holodisk...75% complete...Finished. Please remove the disk and return to the menu.}
{291}{}{Back}
